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As many of us know the shooting star perseid meteor on 12 august 2009 . According to NASA

For sky watchers in North America, the watch begins after nightfall on August 11th and continues until sunrise on the 12th. Veteran observers suggest the following strategy: Unfold a blanket on a flat patch of ground. (Note: The middle of your street is not a good choice.) Lie down and look up. Perseids can appear in any part of the sky, their tails all pointing back to the shower’s radiant in the constellation Perseus. Get away from city lights if you can.

There is one light you cannot escape on August 12th. The 55% gibbous Moon will glare down from the constellation Aries just next door to the shower’s radiant in Perseus. The Moon is beautiful, but don’t stare at it. Bright moonlight ruins night vision and it will wipe out any faint Perseids in that part of the sky.

Now if you haven't see Perseid Meteor Shower 2009, the best moment in 2009 Perseid Meteor Shower 2009, check video below. I'm sure you'll be amazed. there are a lot of shooting stars/meteors. It was really awesome. they're come Some slow and some really fast. and one things that lots of meteor all over the sky.